Why I always got in trouble at school

When I was in 2nd grade, my teacher Mrs. Nierenhausen didn’t seem to appreciate my innate ability to connect with others. I spent a lot of time writing

I will not talk in class 

I will not talk in class 

I will not talk in class 

25 times in a row. Often several times a day.  Sometimes on the chalkboard and sometimes on a piece of paper. 

Guess what? I still talked in class. It didn’t work because I had no desire to change my behavior and I didn’t mean what I was writing. 

I was reminded of this memory as I was writing out my intentional thoughts this morning. Often, I write them multiple times. 

I’m enough. 

I’m enough. 

I’m enough. 

It’s working flawlessly, magically and without exception. 

It’s working flawlessly, magically and without exception. 

It’s working flawlessly, magically and without exception. 

I am loving and I am loved. 

I am loving and I am loved. 

I am loving and I am loved. 

Writing out these mantras multiple times DOES help. I believe them, and thinking and writing them makes me feel strong and certain, which is a great way to start the day. 
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